Artificial Nose Pinpoints Cancerous Tissue in Brain Tumor Surgery
Artificial “Nose” Uses Diathermy Smoke to Identify Brain Tumours During Surgery Summary: Researchers at Tampere University have developed a real-time method that…
Topic
Category: Topics
Topics
Common Anti-Diarrhea Drug Triggers Cancer Cell Death
Summary: The anti-diarrheal drug loperamide induces autophagy and promotes autophagy-dependent cell death in glioblastoma cells. Source: Goethe University A research team led…
Study Links Low Vitamin D to Worse Multiple Sclerosis Symptoms
Mega-dose supplements not recommended across the board pending further research. New research links low blood levels of vitamin D with a higher…
Brain Waves Point to Personalized Parkinson’s Treatments
Summary: UCSF researchers have recorded real-time brain signatures tied to movement symptoms and active deep brain stimulation in people with Parkinson’s disease.…
How Handedness Affects Math Performance: New Research
A link between handedness and mathematical skills exists, but it is more complex than commonly believed, according to a study led by…
New Gene Linked to Anxiety Identified in Study
Summary: Researchers have identified a brain gene that drives anxiety symptoms and shown that altering its activity reduces anxiety in animal models.…
Ignored or Gossiped About: Which Hurts More, According to Science
Summary: New research examines the psychological trade-off between being ignored and being the subject of gossip, showing that neither option is pleasant…
Why Listening Builds Trust and Storytelling Changes Minds
Summary: A large new field experiment finds that high-quality, nonjudgmental listening improves how people feel about a conversation—but does not make persuasive…
Hunger and Longevity: How It May Slow Aging
Summary: New research indicates that the sensation of hunger itself can slow aging. Scientists found that fruit flies driven to feel hungry—either…
How Neighborhood Factors Influence Psychosis Risk
Summary: A study found that the neighborhood where a person lived at age fifteen strongly influenced their risk of developing both affective…
Readers are exploring
